German MG 15 Air Cooled Display Machine Gun: WWII Complete Set Lewis Gun The lack of any driving

The lack of any driving band or studs identifies these shells as the very early Armstrong type

opening top cover and moveable (but inert) internals

Originally issued with each Martini Rifle this hinged combination multi-tool preceded the Swiss army knife by nearly five years

the crank is one of the key operating parts

The differences were that the rivets attaching the chinstrap to the helmet were placed much lower down on the shell and the use of a 'lift the dot' fastener for the liner

German MG 15 Air Cooled Display Machine Gun: WWII Complete Set Lewis Gun The lack of any drivingOriginal Item: Buy the Display MG 15 (no Trommel) with both front and rear sights, and with the infantry conversion set of MG 15 MG 34 bipod, ventilated barrel jacket bracket, detachable buttstock. Without Magazine. Not available for export.